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On Making ‘Happy’ Happen
A Personal Principle for Living / or why it absolutely doesn’t make sense to focus on the happiness of others (or even yourself).
The Blog
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Higher Order Living
On Competition, Divisions and Battles.
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The Price of Grief. The Gift of Grief.
And why, for me, ‘thank you’ is an important response to someone who chooses to grief.
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My Two Devils
In decision-making, my ‘devils’ are not “in the details” — but lurking behind the guise of ‘angels’.
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Transcendent Truth
“I came to Tulku Urgyen yearning for the experience of self-transcendence, and in a few minutes he showed me I
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The Awakening
I was born enslaved to a lie.
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Stanford Convergence
This is how it begins. Because I was reminded of how life ends.
Ransom
We are sometimes held ransom. We may not realize it, but we may experience being ‘held ransom’ by someone, or in a circumstance.
10 Ways to Pivot Your KTV Business. Legally. 🤦♂️
This article first appeared on: https://www.starboardhq.com/sg/10-ways-to-pivot-your-ktv-business-legally/
I want to listen to you 😊
Clubhouse thoughts… published on Facebook three weeks ago — and now on Medium for you…
How quickly can you launch a website?
9 Minutes.
Type-A Breakfast — The Big ‘Why’.
A few years ago — after my second Type-A Breakfast session in Melbourne — I went home, had a glass of wine at 11 am, and spent the rest of…
2 Types of work you can do — at a Type-A Breakfast session
Some friends have asked — what kind of work do you do, at a Type-A Breakfast session?
Network Density, the Human Race, and an Inevitable, Crushing Realization
We are One, and we’re not ready.
Why Interstellar fans will understand the reason for Trehaus
Hint: It’s about not leaving your kids behind, even if you’re trying to save humanity.
What is Type-A Breakfast?
Written by one of our earliest members — Jonathan Leong
Start-up Fundraising: Getting Investors to Say “No”.
Written to my fellow-optimists, the bulldozers and the persistent, the eternal die-hards…
The Happiest Moment in my last start-up journey, and what it taught me about Life.
As a father of 2 young children, I’ve experienced the sheer wonder — of being presented with unexpected delights.